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‘Korean National Treasures’ exhibit at the Art Institute spans 2,000 years of art. Here are 5 artworks to see

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4 hours ago Travelers have been flooding Bangkok, elevating it into the most visited city on the planet. And it’s not just tourists. International five-star hotel chains, global luxury brands and renowned chefs are jockeying for prime spaces amid the traffic-packed boulevards and soaring skyscrapers of …
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‘Korean National Treasures’ exhibit at the Art Institute spans 2,000 years of art. Here are 5 artworks to see Original

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By Jennifer Tanaka Verified
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
In April 2021, the Lee family of Samsung Electronics fame announced a bequest of its enormous private collection of art to the South Korean government. Just four months after the announcement, Yeonsoo Chee, the associate curator of Korean art at the Art Institute of Chicago, approached the Korean government. “I was very eager to actually engage with this collection,” she said.
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Wondering what will be the next big thing in Chicago dining? Monday Night Foodball already knows. Original

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| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
In late August 2021, the Delta variant of COVID was kicking the pandemic into a terrifying new phase of unknowns. Here in Chicago, the city reinstated an indoor mask mandate for stores, restaurants, gyms and other places where humans gathered in public. Into this dismal scene, local food writer Mike Sula launched a tiny, hopeful project. The idea was simple: Invite an up-and-coming chef to offer a special menu at a local bar for one night only, pop-up style.
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